New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-30
ON THE VERGE OF CIVIL WAR
TORIES CRY OUT AGAINST THE LEAGUE

~-.,or.vrv CONDITION OF IRELAND-MORRis
prrA FOR THE ANARCHISTS SURPRISED bf
THE vOr.UNTEER-THE SHORTHAND
CoNGREss-sCARLET FEVER
IpY CABLE TO THE TRlBUNEl
o..,.n, Iss7. TAs Ns,o- York TriounA
JnxnoN Sept. 2p.-The situation In IreAno
IN becoming distinctly more aggrava'ea anu "'o
Governnent's supporters are demanding thaO tlero
shan n, no pause in the action of the Admins
.-st;or t. is pointed out that il the state OF
affairs ten days ago required the Suppression "
two hundred branches, the root and stem OF 'ae
League should now be struck down. Inc uen"n'
.reectcs at Tuesdays central meeting and such
,ro;aonts as the turning out of the Pendervilic
family At Newbridge because they sheltered
hovcotted jaborcr, the wrecking OF railway teie-
.ranh lines near Youghal, and the increasing
n;rt Of resistance to the bailiffs have stlmuiateo
the Conservative press and clubs to demand '.''
,he law shall strike quick and hard. Some Lohooh
and Irish Government organs ask Tor cheoA
unon the Radical cmissaries, for lreland, IL 10
srcned. is ON the very verge Of an open rebeihoh
clio only remedy for which will be military
regime. The cry among Unionists and Conserve
tiyes is louder than ever that the tyranny Oh tle
League must be squclched. Unioreuh""9 M
.,ssr demands, Mr.. Balfours methods have but
.oased the energy of resistance, which is faring
nm N such dimensions that the process oi
souelchine will fill half the jails and require
enc s.rviccs of an army corps 1t is now 700
late II is impossibe to paddock a Nation, ana thc
1eayuers count upon the Ministry being AFRAID
70 impose that despotic rule which can "ioho
ACCOMPLISH what the supporters Oh the "o'ein
mont now demand. The eviction OF one Uh"ho
his week required eighty soldiers ana one-hunoreu
aud-Gfty policemen. 1t is reported that MI
Raliour is determined to perseveIc 70 inc eA'eh''
II necessary, Of civil war.
Lie
,he newspapers Mr. Callinane's revelations re-
s,~.,;ng Head Constable Whelan's murder at
tract the most interest, because it is eXpec'eo
that this iuformer's evidence will 60 further thah
,he J;sdoonyarna outrage. Dublin Castle is mop
inc "a estal lish an absolute connection oet"eeh
the moonighters and the League
Mr. William Morris's plea for the American
Anarchists meets with ridicue rather than T
.ronse A certain amount of regret is felt thaV
,be men should he kept in such long suspense,
but the regret is that the course oil Jus'ce shoui'
no retarded and that the execution dld ho'
nromptly follow the sentence as an example "
other ofleuders Mr.. William Morris is chas,e
writer. but his socialistic opinions have as h''ie
influence as Mr.. Ruskin's pohueal ehonon,s.
His vail helps to remind the pubiic OF 'ne spno
which is now disturbing the soclai Deinoei"u'
Federation.
Tbere was intense excits ient in England over
the Yacht contest. Legitimate business Oh VIC
Stock Exchange on Tuesday was ainioso eu'
nended. but many leading brokers received "'e-
grams from different parts OF the hingoom "
hook one or other of the competitors. The same
NAV be said in much larger degree OF the oet''hs
at the clubs Nobody here supports the lnsensa'e
GRIEVANCES alleged IN Ncw-ycrk respecting So
called unfairness There is undonbted dsat-
poiutmcnt and some annoyance that the ih'stie
was blapleted by steamers but the uniVerso'
oninion is that the Volunteer showed hcrscli 'ne
better boat and was better handled. Inc Ioni-
mercia, Union Companies displayed remarkaoi.
smartncss in cabling the details ine a0'o"
time of transmission Of some OF the messages was
less than minute and hslf. Al there Snou'u
be a good breeze for the next race many DeheVe
that the Thistle has yet chance oil re'f'e'ine
herself. Tuesdays defeat was real SURPRISE
English fishermen certainly will not accept the
Belgian proposal for settling the North Sea hsnery
disputes, that British ships shan trawl at nign''
and all others by day. Though the King OF the
Belcians' visit to London is connected win tn.s
retirement, it is believed that its main object is
related to the project for a Congo State loan.
The scheme does not seem hopeful, FOR no one
Is likely to take it up in England
Dry as the subject Of shorthand seems, the
Shorthand Congress now sitting has developed
many features of interest, including Lord Rose
bety's lively anecdotal speeches. the practical
suggestions of Sir Charles Russell, and proposals
10 improve the acoustic qualities Of the House OF
Lords III this congress had sat in the spring IT
Ia doubtful II the Commons would ever nave
abolished Hsnsard.
The Bishop of Oxford has just advised his
clergy to study the operations Of the SalVation
Army In order to learn what IL is that attracts
tho multitude. This is no secret. The Army
gives everybody something to do; the Church OF
England does not; hence one OF the chet causes
Of her weakness
Miss Marsh, the well-known worker among
railway nayvies and the bographer of lledley
Wears, is seriously i}i.
The Novelties have just published history OF
cheap music with an introduction by. Dr. Grove.
Il contains o sketch Of the popui~'zauoh VI
music during Queen victoria's reign.
Mr.. Gladstone's criticism of Mr.. Dunbar IN
rrsm's history of the Irish Union. In which Mr.
Pitt was whitewashed, is the chief literary item
sf the hour 1t is one of the fitterest com iaints
from Mr.. Gladstone's pen OF England's treatment
Of Ireland. All this seems new to Mr. Gladstone,
who confesses his ignorance Of tie subject until
recent events demanded his study OF It,
The Ethical Society Is about to ask Dr otah'oh
Cost 70 become one of it's lecturers. Dr. COSTS
addresses at South Place Chalel have drawn
large audiences.
Though the scarlet fever continues to increase
until now there are nearly i,700 cases IN the
public hospitals, the aetnal death rate In spite
Of this epidemic is below the average OF norman
times. While New-York's mortality is 25S per
1000, the total London deatl, rate Is l4.4.
All the members of the Gaicty Burlesque Com
pany have been engaged for Australia next spring.
SMOKE AND roc IN MONTREAL